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Speaker 2: It felt good to get back out there on the.
Speaker 1: Streets, the mean streets of Burbank. So I get down
Speaker 1: there and I see one of the picketers and I say, hey,
Speaker 1: good afternoon.
Speaker 2: Well you're all protesting for well.
Speaker 3: Just about half hour, maybe forty minutes ago, they started
Speaker 3: setting up what looks like a protest and they're gonna
Speaker 3: chit chat. They've got some speakers and to the point
Speaker 3: where Burbank PD has rolled out a couple motor units
Speaker 3: out here and they're they're keeping an eye on everything
Speaker 3: and making sure that none of whatever is happening gets
Speaker 3: out of hand. Yeah, but they're on California Street as
Speaker 3: opposed to Alameda.
Speaker 4: So are they targeting something specifically?
Speaker 1: Well, what I got was a woman who told me
Speaker 1: that they are all animators. They're all in the animation industry,
Speaker 1: and they're in the middle of contract talks with producers.
Speaker 1: They want animation wages, whatever that means. That explains why
Speaker 1: they're all pale. They're not vegans. It's because they're inside
Speaker 1: animating things. Okay, And then another woman came out and
Speaker 1: she said, I heard you guys talking about about this
Speaker 1: on the radio.
Speaker 2: She works on the third floor.
Speaker 1: Were right, And she says, what what's the deal? And
Speaker 1: I said, animators apparently, and I told her the story
Speaker 1: and then get in the elevator to go back up,
Speaker 1: and there's another guy that gets in and he goes,
Speaker 1: what were they doing? And I go, they were they're animators,
Speaker 1: and he goes, well, they weren't very f and animated
Speaker 1: and he's using the word, the full F word, and he's.
Speaker 5: Like, while they put some of that F and s
Speaker 5: they put in their cartoons in their protest F Like
Speaker 5: he was into it, like he was like, why aren't
Speaker 5: they animated?
Speaker 2: They're not.
Speaker 1: If they're animators, they should have an animated protest. I'm like, bro,
Speaker 1: you don't need to be mad at it. But he
Speaker 1: has a point. It's not very animated down there.
Speaker 4: Well, I would also say.
Speaker 2: They should dress up like characters or something. Right.
Speaker 3: The signs are also not very creative.
Speaker 4: I mean, if it's supposed to be a bunch of.
Speaker 1: Creator exactly, That's what I wanted to say, but I
Speaker 1: didn't want to hurt anybody's feelings or step on it.
Speaker 1: But if we were in charge of this protest, we'd
Speaker 1: have you out there as goofy walking around in a costume.
Speaker 1: We'd have big signs that had clever things.
Speaker 4: It would be easy to read from across the street.
Speaker 2: Not QR codes for the love.
Speaker 3: Anyway, They've done this before, Animation Guild workers. This is
Speaker 3: tag the Animation Guild. They marched a couple of weeks
Speaker 3: ago on the Netflix offices. They said the goal of
Speaker 3: this petition is to remind executives in charge that while
Speaker 3: animation workers kept content alive during COVID and animation is
Speaker 3: currently outperformed live action on screens and in merch sales,
Speaker 3: animation workers are facing unprecedented levels of unemployment, losing their healthcare,
Speaker 3: their homes, and their livelihood.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, well that explains everything. What else is
Speaker 4: going on? Time four? What's happening?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Water damage, fire damage, Burglary called public adjuster ab their
Speaker 3: gap eight one eight nine one seven five two five six.
Speaker 4: Bomb cyclone is coming.
Speaker 2: Yes it is.
Speaker 1: Western states are bracing for atmospheric river storms and a
Speaker 1: possible bomb cyclone as much as fifteen to twenty plus
Speaker 1: inches of rain are going to fall in the higher
Speaker 1: elevations of the mountain, the coastal Mountain ranges over the
Speaker 1: next week. We're talking about a big area from the
Speaker 1: western Oregon Washington order through northern California that's going to
Speaker 1: pick up at least six inches land slides because there's
Speaker 1: a lot of burn scars.
Speaker 3: Strong wind gus could lead to power outages most of
Speaker 3: those along the coast. Wind whipped waves could also be
Speaker 3: crashing on the shoreline, and they're calling this a fire
Speaker 3: hose of moisture. Oh expected to see multiple feet of
Speaker 3: snow in the Cascades in Oregon Washington, especially southward towards
Speaker 3: the Klamath Mountains.
Speaker 4: Here in northern California.
Speaker 3: Said most of a weaker storm that hit the Pacific
Speaker 3: Northwest is shifting east today, but they're going to see
Speaker 3: some showery conditions through Tuesday. Tuesday afternoon is when they're
Speaker 3: expecting some of this to hit up north a little bit.
Speaker 1: Spirit Airlines filed today for Chapter eleven bankruptcy production months
Speaker 1: after a judge blocked that merger with Jet Blue. They
Speaker 1: say that they have posted an open letter to those
Speaker 1: who have booked tickets for the future, flight ticket sales
Speaker 1: other ops will continue as normal, and said the most
Speaker 1: important thing is to know that you can continue to
Speaker 1: book and fly now and in the future.
Speaker 2: Who's going to do that though?
Speaker 1: I mean I went and book a flight in six
Speaker 1: months on Spirit Maybe if you're flying next week.
Speaker 3: Right, that's it. That is a good point. I figured
Speaker 3: out what's wrong with your internet?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: There was a cable that links Finland and Germany that
Speaker 3: has disrupted communications service.
Speaker 2: Can I ever tell you about the time I was
Speaker 2: in Helsinki or Berlin?
Speaker 4: No? Did you wash your hands in the bathroom? No?
Speaker 2: I never do when I'm in Europe.
Speaker 3: The Sea Lion one cable connects Helsinki to Rockston, Germany
Speaker 3: ross Stake in Germany.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's exactly where I was.
Speaker 3: Built and operated by a state controlled Finnish company. They said,
Speaker 3: this cable is the only direct connection of its kind
Speaker 3: between Finland and Central Europe, and it runs alongside other
Speaker 3: key pieces of infrastructure. But they don't know what caused
Speaker 3: this fault. The malfunction Malwatt comes just weeks after the
Speaker 3: US warned that it had detective detected increased Russian military
Speaker 3: activity around key under sea cables and then the Kremlin
Speaker 3: said that this is what you would say if you
Speaker 3: were going to cut gables.
Speaker 1: So I live in the sand Gambrel Valley and there
Speaker 1: are parrots there, the parrots that have propagated ever since
Speaker 1: escaping a local parrotry. Now, animal advocates believe someone is
Speaker 1: targeting the wild parrot population.
Speaker 4: Do they make noise?
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, they do, but they're beautiful. In the last
Speaker 1: few weeks, wildlife experts report they've had more than a
Speaker 1: dozen of these birds turn up dead or injured. People
Speaker 1: are shooting at them. Shootings have left some of the
Speaker 1: parrots with holes through their bodies and broken wings. Some
Speaker 1: have even been run over by cars.
Speaker 4: These broken wings.
Speaker 2: Stop it.
Speaker 1: This is horrible. That's not even a topical song.
Speaker 4: Do you mean it's not topical.
Speaker 2: It's from nineteen four.
Speaker 4: Definitely topical. It's just not curbt It's awful.
Speaker 1: These are beautiful Animals' honestly shooting them with they said, pellets. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's awful. I think we should shoot the people that
Speaker 1: are shooting the parrots with pellets. I don't care what
Speaker 1: we shoot him with. I've got a monkey problem.
Speaker 3: We do have a monkey problem. We'll get to that
Speaker 3: at the bottom of the hour. That's when we're gonna
Speaker 3: do that monkey story.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we're gonna put a whole segment in.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, listen, I'm for it.
Speaker 2: I'm for it.
Speaker 1: Peanut the squirrel kind of now he broke something. Don't
Speaker 1: forget about Fred. You always forget about Fred, and it's hurtful.
Speaker 1: Nobody ever talks about Fred. They only talk about Peanut
Speaker 1: being euthanized. Fred was killed too, by the government for
Speaker 1: doing nothing. And Fred they didn't even bite anyone. Peanut
Speaker 1: allegedly bit someone. We don't have any proof of that.
Speaker 1: That was just their story. But Fred, Fred did nothing
Speaker 1: and he gets freaking killed by the government.
Speaker 4: What happened to you outside?
Speaker 2: I just I like to fight for what's right too,
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 3: So why you should play the lottery on your break?
Speaker 2: Do you even remember what kind of animal Fred was?
Speaker 4: He's a raccoon? Okay? Good.
Speaker 3: Stacy Hagberg, a nurse from Shasta County one under break
Speaker 3: and did what she always does, drink vodka. No, she
Speaker 3: tries her luck with the California lottery scratcher and on
Speaker 3: break she scratched saw one comma and said, oh, my gosh.
Speaker 3: My coworkers thought I was telling her she did something wrong,
Speaker 3: and I said, no, I think I just won a
Speaker 3: million dollars. Despite the influx of cash, Nurse Stacy says
Speaker 3: she plans to continue working.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think I get that.
Speaker 1: As far as I get that, I would continue working,
Speaker 1: I hope.
Speaker 2: So, no, you don't. You don't mean that. That was
Speaker 2: the worst lie I've heard in a long time.
Speaker 4: Because I looked away.
Speaker 1: You turn it completely around and said, uh huh.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 2: You would be bored.
Speaker 1: If you weren't at work. Yeah, that's okay. I mean
Speaker 1: you'd be happy, but bored.
Speaker 4: Happy and bored.
Speaker 2: I don't understand how, like all of Wi Fi just
Speaker 2: goes down. Yeah, now it's working.
Speaker 4: Wait, who are they.
Speaker 2: They're applauding someone down there.
Speaker 4: There's a couple hundred people there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's getting more animated.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 3: Uh again, Burbank PD does have his eye on this.
Speaker 3: It's I on this. Whatever protest is going on out
Speaker 3: there for the the.
Speaker 1: Animators, they probably have a permit to do so that's
Speaker 1: when the cops usually.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say the Burbank PD would have
Speaker 3: shut this down long ago.
Speaker 1: If they did not an unlawful assembly. They're on the sidewalk. True,
Speaker 1: They're just fighting for their animation as long as they stay.
Speaker 4: Out of the way that driveways. If you want to
Speaker 4: hack anybody's password from Boston, you basically have choices.
Speaker 3: It's either Yankees suck exclamation point or Tom Brady rules
Speaker 3: exclamation point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, checks out.
Speaker 4: That is pretty funny, all right.
Speaker 3: A bunch of stories that are going on that we're
Speaker 3: keeping our eyes on. The Kremlin is now warning Washington
Speaker 3: that the decision to let Ukraine hit targets inside Russia
Speaker 3: with these longer range missiles could stoke the war at
Speaker 3: escalate international tensions. This shift that came out of the
Speaker 3: Biden administration marks a thousand days since Russia's full scale
Speaker 3: invasion Ukraine. Said Russian missiles hit the town of Sumi
Speaker 3: northern Ukraine and Odessa in the south, killing at least
Speaker 3: twenty one people. But American officials say that President Biden
Speaker 3: has eased the limits on what Ukraine could strike with
Speaker 3: the American made Army Tactical missile system after months of
Speaker 3: ruling out such a move over fears of the thing escalating,
Speaker 3: But a spokesman for the Kremlin said, yes, this is
Speaker 3: adding fuel to the fire and provoking further escalation of tensions.
Speaker 2: The carrots have killed people.
Speaker 1: La County public health officials say two local cases have
Speaker 1: been linked to those organic carrots, you guys, and that
Speaker 1: one of the patients in La County has died.
Speaker 4: So that's two deaths now as a result.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine dying over a carrot. You're not dying
Speaker 1: over a chocolate cake. You're not dying over a cheeseburger,
Speaker 1: You're not dying over caviar.
Speaker 2: You're dying over a carrot. That's awful. That is awful.
Speaker 4: Some people fight for carrots.
Speaker 2: Who fights for carrots? Carrot people?
Speaker 1: Even Deborah won't fight for a carrot like she. I mean,
Speaker 1: well she'd eat it, but she went fight for it.
Speaker 1: You would you what would you die over in your diet?
Speaker 2: Diet? Would be the garbanzo being I.
Speaker 1: Love garzo bee it's probably lentils quine.
Speaker 2: Wah. What food would you die over?
Speaker 4: Garrett?
Speaker 1: I like all those things that she just said, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not dying for them. You would die for maybe
Speaker 1: a good steak.
Speaker 3: No, the right pizza, the right pizza, not just any pizza.
Speaker 4: I know We've talked about this many times. But it's
Speaker 4: got to be the right pizza.
Speaker 1: So it's not like so like boobs pizzas, not like boobs,
Speaker 1: no pizzas very much like, but the right pizza. Like
Speaker 1: it's I thought all pizza was good pizza like, but.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah it is. But there are better pizzas.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, all right, but they're all good.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 1: I still I still love the Totino's pizza, the frozen.
Speaker 1: While you can get it for like a buck, a
Speaker 1: buck and a quarter, you can get three for five.
Speaker 4: Sometimes some of those tear up my mouth.
Speaker 2: I know, isn't it great if it's not tearing.
Speaker 1: From It was an excellent week eleven, especially at sofar
Speaker 1: last night for Sunday Night Football. I knew it was
Speaker 1: going to be a magical night when Jim Harbaugh came
Speaker 1: out on Monday and said, hey, fans, we need you there,
Speaker 1: and he kept that narrative through the week.
Speaker 2: We need you there, We need you loud.
Speaker 1: When Jim Harbaugh calls on you.
Speaker 2: You answer.
Speaker 1: We've seen it on the sideline, We've seen it at
Speaker 1: practice at the facility. These are players that want to
Speaker 1: play for Jim Harbaugh. He just has a way of
Speaker 1: bringing it out to every program. No matter where he goes,
Speaker 1: he has the same effect. And he's done it with
Speaker 1: the fan base that nobody thought could be done. It's
Speaker 1: the twenty eleven forty nine Ers all over again. Nobody
Speaker 1: thought this fan base was going to be this good.
Speaker 1: Nobody thought those forty nine ers were going to be
Speaker 1: this good. Nobody thought any of the teams he was
Speaker 1: going to he would be able to turn around as
Speaker 1: quickly as he did. And he's done it with the
Speaker 1: La Chargers fan base. Let's be honest, this fan base
Speaker 1: has been very quiet, and they've sucked, and we've been
Speaker 1: in a soccer stadium and it's been a slog and
Speaker 1: there's a lot of people with hurt feelings in San
Speaker 1: Diego and I get it. But last night the fan
Speaker 1: base came alive. You saw hints of it at the
Speaker 1: Titans game last week At so far the we're like, well,
Speaker 1: what is the crowd is loud? But last night it
Speaker 1: was electric from go. It was an all powder blue.
Speaker 1: I thought it was gonna be all Bengals fans because
Speaker 1: they travel well, they've got a very dedicated fan base,
Speaker 1: but it was a home field advantage. It was a
Speaker 1: home crowd last night, and it started before the game
Speaker 1: when the Chief's Bills game was on the Oculus and
Speaker 1: that whoever was already at the stadium and trickling in
Speaker 1: there saw the Chiefs lose.
Speaker 2: The roar of the crowd at so far.
Speaker 1: When they saw the Chiefs lose, I'm like, this is
Speaker 1: going to be a special night, and it was. The
Speaker 1: noise was deafening. Now some of the fans don't get
Speaker 1: it completely. Like it was the fourth quarter. There was
Speaker 1: maybe a handful of minutes to go, four or five
Speaker 1: minutes to go. The Bills are I'm sorry, the Bengals
Speaker 1: are driving, and even if it's first down or second down,
Speaker 1: you've got to be loud. If it's the end of
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter, it's a tie ball game, it's Sunday
Speaker 1: night football. You're on your feet and you're yelling like
Speaker 1: it's third down and fourth down every down. That's just
Speaker 1: what you do. And I don't think they figured that
Speaker 1: out yet. The first and second down late in the game,
Speaker 1: but third down, fourth down, the crowd was there. There's
Speaker 1: one other thing that didn't really get because when Justin
Speaker 1: got the ball back, the crowd didn't die down, and
Speaker 1: it was like, okay, offense at work, this is when
Speaker 1: we're sh But they were so excited. And there's so
Speaker 1: many brand new powder blue justin Herbert jerseys and everyone
Speaker 1: will figure it out.
Speaker 2: But it was so nice to hear.
Speaker 1: So if I get that loud, I mean I haven't
Speaker 1: heard it that loud since the Rams forty nine or
Speaker 1: playoff game.
Speaker 3: The timing of it was the timing of the primetime game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in this arena.
Speaker 3: I mean, at this time, with this record, with the
Speaker 3: challenge of the Bengals coming in and they can pull
Speaker 3: off a win, that's pretty great. I mean the number
Speaker 3: of prime time games that they have coming up still, yeah,
Speaker 3: and the potential for other games that could be flexed
Speaker 3: into primetime, Like that's a this is a huge moment
Speaker 3: for them, right.
Speaker 1: And next Monday night it's the Harba BWL the Ravens
Speaker 1: come to town Monday Night football. I still have flashbacks
Speaker 1: of the last harbbable I saw the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: That was I was I was troubling.
Speaker 3: But anyway, we had a bunch of winners in gas
Speaker 3: Fantasy four players.
Speaker 2: I went four and O you went for and I
Speaker 2: sure did you a delight.
Speaker 3: Houston is in Dallas tonight for a Monday night football game.
Speaker 3: Dallas is a mess and eighty five ditch days until
Speaker 3: pitchers and catchers report that.
Speaker 1: Whole stadium is going through it right with that bad
Speaker 1: fight over the weekend, and they got the sunlight.
Speaker 4: Got quite a stink on it.
Speaker 1: Oh goodness, gracious, but we had a handful of winners.
Speaker 1: Chargers Girl, I love her, Chris Nelson.
Speaker 4: Bradley, Chargers Girl, and Charger Girl.
Speaker 1: Yes, smart women, Alan and Erica Graham, cat Wendy all
Speaker 1: winners up.
Speaker 4: Next our monkey story.
Speaker 3: I listen, you thought Peanut the squirrel was the beginning
Speaker 3: and end of this along with Fred the raccoon. No, no,
Speaker 3: the government is cracking down on animals and they do
Speaker 3: not like it.
Speaker 4: When you don't follow the rules.
Speaker 3: Farther in the Middle East, and Israeli air strike hit
Speaker 3: a densely populated area in the capital of Lebanon, close
Speaker 3: to the UN headquarters, close to their parliament, close to
Speaker 3: the Prime Minister's office. The National News Agency as Lebanon
Speaker 3: state run media said the two missiles hit the area
Speaker 3: in this neighborhood of Beirut, killed at least five wounded eighteen.
Speaker 3: The strike comes after reports that the US envoy has
Speaker 3: delayed his visit for ceasefire talks.
Speaker 4: The target of the air strikes still unclear.
Speaker 3: In the Israeli army apparently did not issue a prior warning,
Speaker 3: which is unusual for them.
Speaker 1: A new study is shedding light on why so many
Speaker 1: people like to fall asleep to a movie or a show.
Speaker 2: I used to be like that.
Speaker 1: I was probably like this until I got married or
Speaker 1: started living with my now husband. I was like this
Speaker 1: as a kid, and it was funny because when I
Speaker 1: met my sister, she's like this. She's like this to
Speaker 1: this day. Or she has to fall asleep, she prefers friends,
Speaker 1: which is the most annoying thing to fall asleep to.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you. Weird like I'll wake up.
Speaker 1: At three in the morning and all he can hear
Speaker 1: is like Chandler bing, and I just I can't, but
Speaker 1: she needs it. So new study shedding light on why
Speaker 1: people do this. A Cleveland Clinic psychologist says falling asleep
Speaker 1: to the TV or something streaming is soothing and calming,
Speaker 1: similar to white noise.
Speaker 2: I do have a white noise machine.
Speaker 1: She adds that the sleeping ritual also helps distract people
Speaker 1: from racing thoughts. However, the blue light from a TV
Speaker 1: or a device may lead to less quality sleep. It
Speaker 1: can prevent the body from releasing melatonin. Listen to calming
Speaker 1: music instead or reading or meditating right before time.
Speaker 3: I used to do music on a regular basis a
Speaker 3: lot of time. A lot in college I had music playing.
Speaker 2: I threw on a sleep meditation. So I guess that's okay.
Speaker 4: I don't want to have to think about the stuff, though,
Speaker 4: you don't.
Speaker 1: It kind of lulls you to say it kind of
Speaker 1: turned slowly, turns your mind off.
Speaker 3: Oh and oh boy, I just remembered I have a
Speaker 3: very specific sense memory.
Speaker 4: I think I've talked about this before.
Speaker 3: My wife and I got a heartbeat lullaby CD yeah,
Speaker 3: for when our kid was born. Yeah, And we would
Speaker 3: play that and it would be like forty five or
Speaker 3: fifty five minutes of music lullabies, instrumental lullabies, but with
Speaker 3: a heartbeat soundtrack mixed into.
Speaker 2: It, like a Jeffrey Dahmer thing weird.
Speaker 3: And I still remember, I mean, I can still hear
Speaker 3: those songs in my head because we were so tired,
Speaker 3: so exhausted, trying to get our kid to go to sleep.
Speaker 2: Man, that sounds awful.
Speaker 3: Oh, you feel like you constantly have a cold. There's
Speaker 3: a there's an influencer out of Dallas who had her
Speaker 3: spider monkey taken away from her because she was arrested
Speaker 3: for d w I. Now there's more to that story
Speaker 3: than just that she was popped for Dewey. Brandy Botello's
Speaker 3: spider monkey, Georgie Boy, was taken from her custody.
Speaker 2: They're irving.
Speaker 1: This is the Dallas suburb where she lives prohibits ownership
Speaker 1: of wild animals, so the monkey was transferred to its
Speaker 1: animal control department. It was eventually moved to an animal sanctuary.
Speaker 4: They said that it they said that it looked.
Speaker 1: They said that the monkey was diagnosed with rickets, which
Speaker 1: is the very antiquated rickets is from a long time ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but ricketts and monkeys is probably pretty common.
Speaker 1: It's a bone disease called by inadequate nutrition rickets. How
Speaker 1: would they know the monkey was malnourished? How would you
Speaker 1: just look at a monkey having no monkey knowledge.
Speaker 3: I'm assuming they talked to somebody who has, as you
Speaker 3: refer to it, monkey knowledge. But in this case, they
Speaker 3: said it was about half the weight that it should
Speaker 3: have been for the type of monkey and for the
Speaker 3: age of the monkey.
Speaker 4: And again all they're saying is that.
Speaker 3: She a crymatologist, Yes, someone with monkey knowledge. A A
Speaker 3: an accident took place that she was involved with, and
Speaker 3: someone was arrested for DWI, the Dallas or the at
Speaker 3: least the Irving Police Department, I'm not sure which agency
Speaker 3: it was. They didn't identify the driver in this single
Speaker 3: vehicle crash, but she told a TV station she was
Speaker 3: the one who was arrested with that DWY. She said
Speaker 3: that a male acquaintance of hers was in fact driving
Speaker 3: the vehicle and that she only climbed into the driver's
Speaker 3: seat after the crash.
Speaker 2: That's very convenient.
Speaker 3: She was drunk, she admits, but she was asleep in
Speaker 3: the passenger seat while holding Georgie Boy when the crash
Speaker 3: actually happened.
Speaker 1: Well, Georgie Boy is in a sanctuary now called.
Speaker 4: The Funky Monkey Ranch.
Speaker 1: The Funky Monkey Ranch. This is a Georgie Boy has
Speaker 1: special needs. His head and feet are not proportionate to
Speaker 1: his body. What he's the size of a one year
Speaker 1: old monkey, though he'll turn three in February. He's got
Speaker 1: tiny fractures in his bones, which were not from the
Speaker 1: car accident, from the rickets.
Speaker 4: They say.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, he was forced to live a lifestyle that was
Speaker 1: detrimental to his health. He grew up spending his nights
Speaker 1: in nightclubs, partying around drugs and alcohol, what not, eating
Speaker 1: a healthy diet that a spider monkey would eat. He
Speaker 1: was a party monkey. This was like, this was like
Speaker 1: a monkey form of you know me in my twenties.
Speaker 1: The sanctuary is mine is the rickets? Yeah, well, the
Speaker 1: sanctuary is doing sun therapy with Georgie Boy twice a
Speaker 1: day for the next six weeks, and then he'll go
Speaker 1: back to the vet for more X rays to see
Speaker 1: how his little bones are healing. Then he's going to
Speaker 1: start physical therapy. What if he misses the club, what
Speaker 1: if he misses the streets. You can't you can't take
Speaker 1: Georgia Boy out of the club. I mean, you can
Speaker 1: take Georgia Boy out of the club. You can't take
Speaker 1: the club out of Georgie Boy. Yes, this is all
Speaker 1: he knows.
Speaker 4: Tough.
Speaker 3: Hey, he almost died. He almost died because the city
Speaker 3: of Irvine. Irving has a zero tolerance policy when it
Speaker 3: comes to animals like this. They were going to euthanize him,
Speaker 3: but the Funky Monkey Ranch stepped forward and said, we'll
Speaker 3: take Georgie Boy for now, Dallas back to health.
Speaker 1: The Dallas Greater Area, being American, decided, you know what,
Speaker 1: it's not our role in government to kill Georgia Boy
Speaker 1: the way they did with Peanut and wherever Peanut was
Speaker 1: from New Jersey?
Speaker 3: Is that the difference between red states and blue states?
Speaker 3: It might the mentality of which animals get it and
Speaker 3: which ones don't.
Speaker 1: My god, poor Peanut and Fred. They could have used
Speaker 1: a Funky Monkey sanctuary.
Speaker 3: What do you think sun therapy consists of twice a
Speaker 3: day for the next six I.
Speaker 1: Think it consists of being out in the sun and
Speaker 1: getting some vitamin D. Remember Georgie Boy's been in the
Speaker 1: club under the fluorescent lights. It's true, just like the
Speaker 1: animators very pale.
Speaker 3: But they're getting out there and doing sun therapy right now.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: That's why they're all in hats, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: You take that skin out into the sunlight once every
Speaker 1: eight to ten years, you need to put a hat on.
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